No Regrets Ex Ag S Daughter Still Vocal On Palestine After Aussie Polls Loss

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Australia’s Green Party representative Hannah Thomas said she has no regrets championing the Palestinian cause when she ran against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the recently concluded polls.
ADS“Our campaign was staunch and unapologetic in our support for Palestine, and we weathered a slew of hit pieces from the (Rupert) Murdoch media as a result. None of them changed our resolve.
“I’ll never regret anything I say or do for Palestine, I’ll only regret not doing enough.
“I have complete moral clarity that we’re on the right side of history, and that the major parties are not, and that Palestine will be free,” she said in a statement today.
Hannah is the daughter of former Malaysian attorney-general Tommy Thomas.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese celebrating his win at the recent electionLast week, Albanese, who is the leader of the Australian Labor Party, got re-elected as prime minister in a landslide victory after winning the Division of Grayndler seat.
According to the BBC, Albanese triumphed over his major rival Peter Dutton, leader of the Liberal National Party of Queensland, who lost the Division of Dickson seat, which he held for 24 years.
Green Party making waves
Taking Albanese to task, Hannah reminded him that Israel is making plans to seize all of Gaza while the Australian government remains despicably silent.
She also reminded him that despite her defeat, the Green Party secured enough seats in the Australian Senate, securing “sole balance of power”.
The term refers to a “kingmaker” where a senator or party has the decisive vote to make or break legislation.
“The Albanese government should consider the election result as a mandate for genuine, ambitious, and progressive reform.
“We simply cannot afford three more years of opening coal and gas projects in a climate crisis, driving up house prices in a housing crisis, and tinkering around the edges in a cost-of-living crisis.
“It’ll take all of us to hold them to account, in Parliament, but especially on the streets. See you there,” Hannah added. - Mkini

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